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Game Overview

Slime Morimori Dragon Quest is one of those weird little GBA games that somehow makes bouncing around as a gelatinous blob feel ridiculously satisfying. You play as a heroic slime—yes, just a squishy blue guy—who bashes enemies by stretching, slamming, and ricocheting off walls like a rubber ball with attitude. The controls take a minute to click, but once you get the hang of flinging yourself into bad guys, it’s weirdly addictive.

It’s got that classic Dragon Quest vibe with familiar monsters and goofy sound effects, but the gameplay’s more like if someone took Katamari’s chaos and mixed it with a pinball machine. Levels are short and colorful, with little puzzles where you’ll squish switches or launch yourself across gaps. And of course, there’s the Tail Gang, a bunch of cartoonishly evil raccoons you’ve gotta stop—because nothing says “epic quest” like a slime versus raccoon turf war.

Honestly, it shouldn’t work as well as it does, but there’s something about the sheer absurdity of it that makes it impossible not to grin while playing. The music’s cheery, the slimes are adorable, and the whole thing feels like a love letter to Dragon Quest’s sillier side. If you’ve ever wanted to body-slam a dragon as a sentient pudding, this is your game.